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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-02

The expedition. In the daring Of It's inception,
had the wiidness Of a romance; while In the
gigantic and overwhelming results it sought and
was likely % obtain it absolutely sublime
JuDoE ADVOCATE GENERAL HoLT's OFFICIAL RE-
PORT.
1t all the deepest laid scheme, and on the
grandest scale, that ever ernanated from the
brains Of any number Of Yankees combined
The SoCTHEas CosFEDERAcY (ATLASTA, GA
April Is. lsJ2
Despite It's tragic termination, it shows what a
handtg! Of brave men could undertake in Amer
ica--CoyrE De PARIS History OF THE CIVIL WAa
IN AMERICA vol. :, p ~.
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FOR BOSTON.
- STAR OF The EAST,

win commence her regular trips from the kenne'
bee THURSDAY April q, 1887, and will until further
notice. run follows:
Leaving Gardiner every Monday and Thursday Al
$50 O'Clock Richmond at $50, and Bath at $40 r
NJ Returning will leave LINCoLN's wharf, Bos'
TON, Tuesdays and Fridays at T. NJ.
HS-Meals on board Steamer, so cents.
The Steamer DELLA COLLINS
VIII leave Augusta from the Company's wharf
foot of Winthrop Street, At 1890 r. NJ Hallowe ~
100 F. NJ, connecting with the above boat at Card
Fare from Augusta, Hallowell, Gardiner and re-
turn, $500. Single tickets to Boston, 500.
WI. TUCK, Agent, Augusta,
may3f&wf Office foot of Winthrop ST.
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The Need Of Skilled Labor on the Farm
In carrying on the business Of farming
and stock-raising, one Of the greatest
drawbacks Is the lack of skilled labor.
great many OF those who apply for work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-02

THE outline illustrations of the Ivory Soap advertisements have
much favorable and the requests copies
been have the demand bound in the form
Of Drawing and Painting Book ize inches twentfou of
the spirited and pleasing of the advertisements We will send
of these books with of twenty -four sheets of drawing paper
paid who will mail fifteen Ivory Soap wrappers
Put only and address package and then write
postal card stating what you
Proctor & GAMBLE Cincinnati Ohio.
A WORD OF WARNING.
There white represented be just good Tie von
ARE MOI like all couns lack the qualities
he genuine Ask for Ivory Soap and insist getting IL
tpyrichls b proaerN Gamhe
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By WILLIAM PITTENGER,
MEMBER OF THE EXPEDITION.
CHAPTER vi

Copyrighted 1870 by War Publishing Co, n. Y.
and published by arrangement with them.
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Continued from Yesterday
DARING AND SUFFERING.
A History of the Andrews Railroad
Raid Into Georgia in 1852.
The Most Heroic and Tragic Episode
of the Civil War.

Embracing . Full and Accurate Account
Of the Secret Journey to the Heart of
the Confederaey, the Capture Of .
Railway Train in . Confederate Camp,
the Terrible Chase That Followed, and
the Subsequent Fortunes Of the Leader
and His Party.
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majority; but q
fortunate m 4
take on the part
of one man
served the Con
fedcrate cause
better than the
deepest cillcula
ton could have
done; in fact.
gave rise to the
thrilling railroad
cha e that fol
lowed. Conduc
tor Fuller, En-
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The National Grange.

The recent holding of the annual session
of this great farmers organization has
gain called attention to the wonderful
power of the Patrons of Husbandry, and
the marvellous proportions which this
body once attained. Only so far back as
1874, there were in this country about
twenty-five thousand oranges (or lodges
with an average membership of forty each :;
and in that year the dues paid into the
treasury Of the National Grange amounted
to the somewhat enormous sum of S34S.-
1920 The twenty-first session, which
has Just been held at Lansing. Michigan,
reports attendance from thirty-one States.
by nearly one thousand delegates; and
while the order is not IA large as it has
been some years in the past there are
evidences of revival of interest in the
grange. especially throughout the West
and South, where it was at first very
strong, but where, during the past ten
years 1t has been somewhat on the decline.
In New England the order is probably
stronger now than it has ever been before,
and the vitality seems to be of a durable
kind-it is likely to last. But it Ia mainly
as social and educational organization
that its greatest force will be felt-as a
commercial or political body it ia not q
success. The grange must let politics
alone if it would carry out its original
purpose; and II it would reach a high
ievel, socially and educationally, it cannot
be expected to revolutionize trade. thas
a work to do, but We think that work ia
not in a commercial field.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-04

CLEAR and warm.
Lively on the levee yesterday.
THK packets had good trips out.
TIM 0ikland. with barges, passed
TO st. Louis yesterday morning.
Tue City Of New Orleans will be
due here tomorrow from ". Louis.
TIVE new Lee line steamer, Rosa
Lee, will arrive here ABOUT Novem.
Der 1.
THK Charles p. Choutesn leaves ~.
Louis tomorrow evening Tor New Or.
leans.
THl John Gilmore, towing three
barges, passed 10 81. Louis late Sunday
night.
Duane the twenty four hours end
ingat noon yesterday the nver here
Tell two inches.
THH Anchor line steamer Dslle
Memphis will pass here early this
morning on her way TO ~. Louis.
TEE Ohickasaw should arrive today,
and she 10 the regular packet leaving
here tomorrow evening for White
river.
The City Of vicksburg, Capt. Il. j.
Whitledge, 10 the Anchor line packet
leaving here at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing for Vicksburg.
The Kate Adams, James Lee and
Rene hscready for the lower and the
Ooshoma and GAyoso for the upper
coasts had good trips.
Tus James Ice arrived kom Friar,
Point with 723 bales of cotton, 2,
bags OF seed cotton and 406s sacks o
cotton seed. She went back last nigh
with good trip.
THE Arkaneas City. from N. Louis
passed 10 Vicksburg yesterday morn.
ing with q good trip. She put OF here
40 bales of cotton, 100 sacks OF cotton
SEED and 2,V25 packages Of mscellane.
Qua freight
Tvs Joe Peters, Capt. X. b. Smith,
10 the regular packet leaving her. ii o
o'clock this evening for Helens, Ter.
rene, Pine Blun, And all way landings
on the Arkansas river. Oapt. james
N. Thompson 10 q iei clerk.
THK General ID. II. Ruoker arrived
Yesterday rom 81. Louis with 1890
PACKAGE, including bl6 barrels Of
meal, TAO barrels Of -four, 9 bales Of
cotton and l7g sacks of cotton eeed.
VIE returned 10 h.. Louis Last night
with no "a trip.
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hall barrels, a 5C(S5. Garlic, 81 per

hall barrels, a 5CS5. Garlic, 81 ne,
100. f''
FRUrr-oranges, s495 per box, s7as
per barrel; lemons, $39l ne,
box. Bananas, 81 5O@2 so PEI
bunch.
NUrs-Cocoauuts, 80 per 100. Pea.
nuts Virginia, &c; Tennessee fam.
ers' stock, S94c; roasted, 2ic higher
shelled, l0c. Pecans-Texas, 7aIOc
RABINs LONDON AYERS, SIS; LAYERS.
" 70; California, 81 Is.
PICKLES - Barrels, Sc 50@7; hall
barrels, H@i 50.
EeGs-Frm, l7@lSc.
PoTATJEs - Firm. selling, 756QOc
per bushe, 81 5O@2 rs per barrel.
CIDER--New York, 81 30 per barrel
and "a 70 per half barrel.
BUrTRR-BGtterins, l4@l5; cream
cry, 27@SOc; dairy, 1929; country
butter, lb@22c.
PoULTRY -Ohictens scarce; spring,
81 bo@S old hens, ~ 50@3 tulkays,
8s@l2,
GAME -Q1a'l, 81 80 per dozen:
eqnireIs, 81 81 per dozen.
VEEGAR-Per gallon. lO@l5c.
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N%ss. ..' ch'ns...


PIrrsBuRg, Oct, t.-Neos-Riv,r sta
uonary. Wsathsr clear sad pleasant.
WHEELING, 0s.. t.-Eosn-Rivsr fost
inehsso on the sause and stausaary. Nsather
clear.
EVANSVILLE. Oct. A. Eosn-Rlver !
foot Inches large on the zasEs and risiaE.
Weather clear and cool.
CINCINNATI, Oct. . Neon River 1is.,
W.aihsr clear IHsraoms,.r a..
LOUISVILLR Oct. s-koon-kiver fall
Ins, With q feet Q Inches 10 the canal and 4
inches on the falls, Weather slsar aud ssol.
CAIRO, Oct 8.-Eoon- River o feet I Zach
on the cause and falling. WeatheT s'sAr and
warm. Arrived Comtnon ueslth, Visk sbsrs,
" DIN, Dspsftsii Conmohvtslib, b.
Lsuis, II pm.
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quiet; middling. 97.18c. Sales, 2S(
osles. Quotations were as folio Va
Ordinary, 8 10 l8c; good ordinary, Bic
Low middiing, 91.16c; middling
9 El6c good middling, 9ko; middline
fair, 10 8 l6c; fair, 10 1876.
Futures opened easy and closed
steady, rs f0llows: October, 9.l69
9,l7; November, 9.12@913; Decem'
Der, 9.lS; January, 9.l9@9 90; Feb
ruary, 9.2l@9 90; March, $4,000. 81
April, 9.44@9 As; May, 5000 So
June, 96O@9 81; July, s.66S9 So,
Sales, 81, 800 bales.
NRs ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and
closed eteadv; middliag, Sal. Sales,
1850 bales. On tstions " 5rs as follows :
Ordinary, 6 ll.l63; good ordinary,
2 l3l6e; low micdlins, s 7.l6c; mid
ding, 81 good middlng, s 1870.
Futules opcnad steady and closed
quiet I'D steady, ss follows: Octo.
Der, 8 57(@S IS November, 8579s So (;
December, S.6l@9 SO; January, s TOO
81; February, SS0@S SO; March,
8.al@5 92; April, 902@9.03; aay,
9.l2@9 IA; Juna, 922a9 "a; July,
5000 "a Sales, % 900 oales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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FINANCE AND commerce.
Money 8 Per Cent, New York Ex'
change Par Selling.
Cotton Quiet - Mtddtfng Cotton,
Gs<o-saies To-day $3.50
BALES.
APPkAL 0FPIcr, |
MONDAY EVENING. Oct. 5, 1857. I


Money is in active demand, which
is probably larg II than the supply. WI
hear Of nothing lees than s per cent
for loa %, which seems 10 be the cdr
rent rate Of banks with their custom
era. The salos If cotton go far have
not eased up money by any means
ard II stock Is permitted to accumu
late here money will not be easier fol
several months.
The local cotton market closed
quiet, the ssles being $500 bales. The
receipts today were heavy, 1875
bales, The largest receivers beisg Hill
Fontsire & Co., 800 bales; Stewart
Gwynne & Co, 72s bales; Brooke,
Nicely h Co, 6S7 bales; Day, Horton
4 Bailey, 545 bales; Fsder, Frank &
Co., 400 bales; billiard & Coffin, 45O
bales; Porter & Macrse, 1893 bales; W.
A Gage 4 Co, 31S bales; j. I. Fargs.
son 4 Co., 258 bales. This does not
include what the above q ms received
by wagons.
Spot cotton at New Orleans closed
steady, with futures quiet and steady
and up 2 to 8 points. At New York
spots declined ll6c; futures closed
steady and up 2 to points, A
leading New York cotton circular says
Of todsy's future market: at WIS on
the wholes pretty firm market, with
asliRhtly higher range OF prices on
the bulk Of the trading, though ex.
Geme figures we're modified before the
close, when near months were about
the tams as Saturday evening, aud
later options only 1@2 points higher"
At Liverpool the spot cotton market
was quoted fair, business middling,
uplands and Orleans declining Lied,
with futures steady and Of point.
The Louisiana sugar grinding season
opened today. The crop is known to
be large and promises to be very early
In market. Staple groceries are un-
changed. In coffee Of the Rio and
Santos grades there is an spathetic
tone, and 1t Is awaiting market sup.
ported by the refusal Of owners TO
attempt forcing trade. In the local
market hog products. declined and
eggs advanced to lSc,
IMPORTS.
One hundred and fifty brls apples,
i03 SKIS beans and peas, 43 pkgs butter,
- pkm bacon, Ss3 pkgs boots and
shoes, $500 bu corn, 40 pkgs cheese,
% tks coffee, 0, 2S3 sks and 20 cars cot
ton seed, $500 bdls cotton tics, $50
brls 1oemsnt, $50 pkgs dry goods,
- pkp eggs, 1900 brls hour,
600 bales hay, ~ pkgs hats,
rs head cattle, 30 head horses and
mules, 40 pkgs lard, $1,000 feet
lumber, $50 pkgs liquors, 3l0 brls
lime, 100 brls meal, 20 brls molassee,
500 kegs rails. 5000 bu oats, 260 brls
potatoes, 10 cars pork sides, 80 pkgs
nee, ZIG brls sugar, 2l4 pkgs tobacco
and 600 bu wheat.
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount Of
grain received, withdrawn end In store
by regular elevators, as reported TO the
Merchants exchange today: Wheat
In store, bl,2l3 bushsls. Corn with.
dawn, l6s bushels; in store, 1857
bushels. Oats received, 1927 bush.
els; withdrawn, $3.50 bushels; in
store, SO 593 buehels.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoBK, Oct. 3.-Money on call
easy at 8 10 Q per cent, last loan at 8
per cent and closed offered at 3 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 6iC9Si
per cent. Sterling exchange dull, bat
strady ut 47si for sixty day bills and
1891 for demand.
Government bonds were dull and
without change. State bonds were q
little more amin tied and firm.
The stock market today was fairly
active, but weak, throughout the day,
and material declines were made all
over the list. The bear party was
again active aud aggressive, and while
their opponents we're indisposed 10
support prices the manipulation for q
decline had full sway.
Railroad bonds we're dull and rather
firm In the forenoon, but heavy TO
weak laer In the day. Sales, s74e, 900.
The total sales OF stocks today we're
$1,000 shares. Closing quotations:
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened y
and elosed easyi middling, q 10.
sales, 1850 bales, including l,lO0 s \
urday evening, Of which 1850 10 T.
portsru aud 1000 10 spinnerS; rocei, u,
lO,709 bales; shipments, 1919 bales ;
stock on hand, 1857 bales; receipts
10 date, 693O4 bslee; shipments to
date, 81. 9s6 BALES.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 6ic; good ordinary, 7te;
low middliDg, SIC; middling, SIC;
good mIddling, sici middling fair, elc
fair, nominal.
DAILY COTTON srATEMKSr.
Stock September 1t, 4539; burnt,
-; home consumption 10 date, -,
stock running socount 81, es8 Imports
ma o. r. X, SO; NJ. a T. X. r.,
p95, L. 4 N. X. r., S5l NJ. 4 L. r.
r. i.eOs; O., o. & S. W. II. r., cal
H. n. D. A T. X r., I'll; K. O.
IL A NJ, X r., 1908; NJ, y. 4 d. r.
r.. sss; steamers, 1881 wagons, 300
EIports-M. a OR r, LAO; NJ q I,
r. II, I'LL an. X. r., l. lao; o., o.
as. W. X. r., $50; l., N. o. q I,
X. T., 10.
Spots opened easy and closed
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GENERAL TRADE.
BREADsTUFFs.

CoRSxEAL-standsrd. 50 IS; pearl,
s. 25(9S IS; roller, 81 50(S2 90, Arm.
FIoUR-From store, common,f3 25(G
8 So; family, So 80; choice, s. IS
fancy, So rs; extra fancy, "a %;
patent "a rs. Firm.
BKAss-Navy, 81 20; medium, 81 90.
0ATxxAL-In half barrels, 1908 rs
from store.
CRAcKKRs-sods, extra. &c; soda,
treble extra, 4ic; ginger snaps, b}c;
assorted jumblee, l0c.
CRAcKKD WHlAT-In half barrels,
"a % from store.
HonISY AND GRIrs-From store, SO
(l3 Is.
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MULES AND HORsEs,

MuLEs-Moderste demand; IA 10 IA
hands high, none; I4i 10 10 hands
high, =; 10 10 l6} hands high. fl40a
1856; ISL to Is hands high, tl7592O0.
HoRsns-Dull; drivers, el0Otal60;
heavy draft, 500; saddle, 200
extra saddle, t20oC9300; plugs, t40@
rs. Texas ponies, $1,000.
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during the week, 5000 bags; pur.
chases for the United States, ~, GOO
bsge; clearances for the United
States, $4,000 b,gs stock. 500, 600 bags
SANyos, Oct. S.--OoAee- Good aver
age, 1900 reis pci 10 kllos. Reeei Pte
during the week, 1000 bags; purchss'
es for the United States, 1900 bsgs;
cle,rarces fci the United States, l4,0 900
begs; etock, 200 900 bags.
BAJrM oRR, Nj, Oct. 8 Coffee
nominal; Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair,
lSl@l9ic.
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COTTON SEED pRODUCrs,

PRIZE CRuDH On - none; OF
crude, none; prime summer yellow,
42c; of summer yellow, 40c
choice cooking summer yellow, 40
4ic; miners summer yellow, 40@4lc;
prime cotton seed meal, 1925 car
load lots; less than car load, sl7 ~; OF
cotton seed meal, -.
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Increase In receipts this year........,
YFxyunnA.W

LIVERPOOL.
At noon: Spote-Uuchanged, fair
business. Sales, 1900 bales, of which
American 10000 bales. Receipts, no
bales, OF which American =
bnles. Closing quotations were az fol.
lows: Ordinary, AID; good ordinary,
AID; low middline, 8 Lied: goou
mlddllng, 5i1; middling uplands,
ST. middliDg Orleans, 5 8 l8dd. -. -.
Futures opened steady at decline
ard closed steady, 20 follows:
The prices are given in pence and
84lhs, thus: 4 SO means 4 So 84d; and
8 0l means 8 l-64d.1,
4 pm: October, 8 COD, buyers;
October November, ed, buy.
ers; November. December, 48ld,
values; December. January, 4 Gid,
values; January February, 48ld, val.
ues; Februsry-Msrch, 4 ed, buyers
March. April, SEQ J, buyers; April May,
8 Old. buyers; Miy.June, 6 o5d, sell.
ers.
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LIVE STOCK.

Hoes-Ohoice, bic.
sHHKP-Choice, 3ic; medium, Sc.
LAnBs-Good TO choice, s4C94 so.
GRAss OArTLn-Ohoice, sac; good
.9@stc; fair TO medium, 2t@2ic; seal
lawags, l4(92c.
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HIDES AND TALLow.

HIDns-Dry flint, No. l, 14c; No. 9,
10ic; dry saited, S@9c; green ealted,
No. l, tic; No. 2 5ic; green, 698c.
Sheep skins l5e@Sl. Beeewax, 20c.
Tallow, ID 31c.
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n0yEmENrs AT TINE IryEF.

Arrivals--Arksnsas City and ID. II.
Rucker, 81. Louie; Jsmes Lee, FrIars
Point; John Gilmore, New Orleans.
observation-disclosures City, Vicks-
burg; James Lee, Fiisrs Point; Kate
Adams, Arksnsso City; Rene Mac
ready, Walnut Bend; Gayoso, Upton.
vile, Rob Roy, Cat island; Coshoma,
0sceola; ID. IL. Rucker, st. Louis;
John Gilmore, 81. Louis.
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ToBAooo-Common, 25@S5c; other
grades, 35(aS5c.
SNUFF Garrott's, $40. IS; Ralph's,
$40 %; Railroad, 50 25: Gail 4 Ak, 80.
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H0usEHoI.n nuPPLIEs.

ArPLB-Ke tueky stock, % 1904
per barrel; dried apples, D TO % per
pound from store. Dried peaches, %
70 6ic from store. Peaches, VI per
boz.
vsouAsLB-0n mons, ~ b043 per bar
rel or per bushel. Cabbage, Northern,
elsSit per 100. Krsut barrels, ts98i
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WHISKY, WINES, LIQUORS GTt
WHIsKY-straight Kentucky Bour.
bon, Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye,
Robinson and Lincoln Counties, Ten.
neesee WHISTLES, according TO age and
make; common whisky, s0c@l 10, &C.
cording TO proof,
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Wool - Bury grease wool, IN.
washed, l3@lsc; clear grease wool,
2S(926c; bury washed, 29(9S0c; tub
Waahad. 33ln20n.
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GROCERIES.

suoAR-Cofiee, 6iC9eic; yellow olar.
lied, 70; seconds, 6(a6tc; refined A,
8t96ic; granulsted, 7C97to powdered,
7lc; cut loaf, 7ic. firm.
RIcH-Louisians, 5000; Carolina,
8i98c.
0ANDrB-sticks, all sizes, In boxes,
pals and barrels, 7i@9c; fancy IS
sorted, 81 al6c.
CHxnE-Phme fats, -; New
York factory, DC; full cream, 1870
l3ic; Young American. lac.
CoYYKE-Oommon, 20c; ordinary,
20i92le; fair, 22@22ic; prime Rio,
Csc; choice 10 fancy, 23tC924c
old government, 2e932c. Q1iet.
sALT-Ohio river, g. per bar
rel; Saginaw. 81 35Cal 40 per bar.
rel sacks, fine, 81 SOL 40; coarse,
81 1901 Is; pockets, bleacLed,
q %; mixed, barrels, $40 6oi mixed,
2i@7o.
DAMNED GooD,-Pins apples, 81 %
al 80. Peaches, 2 rounds, standard,
81 So; 3 pounds, standard, 81 2bi sec
JEds, 81 6O9l 70 Tomat Ies, 2 pouude,
tIr dard, 81 coal 10; 8 pounds,
',arda'd, 81 25C9l 30. strasbs'ries,
VI 2bCDl 40. Rnpberries, vi 2b9l 40
Bisckberries, ~ 25Cal2j Green gages,
81 75C9l IS. Pears, 81 1902 20 Plums,
81 65Cal IS; Asparagus, ~ 1904 20,
Green corn, 81 25C1l IS. Green peas,
81 cool 70. Cove oysters, full
weight, ! pound, l@l 05; 2 pounds
81 65t9l 7b; light weight, | pound,
6O@65g; 2 pounds, tl@l 10. O1n'
densel milk, Grown, s. 1908 81
Eagle, 81 7b; swi =, o. IS. salmon
a. IS sardines, 90 rs; mustard sar
dimes, 80 70 Nsckorel, 81 bOi her
ring markerel, ti %
MoLAssB - Lgu'aiana, common y
fair, 27C130c; prime 10 choice, 42ta5Oc
syrup 2bC940c; centrifugal, common "a
hair, 25C92Sc; prime 10 choice, 4Ogioc
fancy, 3bC940c. Firm.
SoAPs AND CASDLKs-Sosp, 3(gbte
candles, full weight, siG9c.
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KIyEas AsD wEArBEs.

O'' m:srsi.. l os....p I is p a."
The following observations are taken
i all station, named at T5' meridian tine,
.hioh 10 one hour later than Memphit tine,
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NEW V0KH DRY a0ons HAEHEv

NRw YoRK, Oct. S.--There was Inn.
provement in the demand for renewed
apartments Of many seasousble tpg-
cialtles Of staple and fancy dorcrip.
tons; but those most desired were
not to he had, except through placing
orders against arrivals
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POW DER.
TOBACCO ANN ESuFF

PowDER-Ksgs, So; half kegs, 81 75
quarter kegs, 81 80.
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YEEDSTUYfs.

HAr--Choice, from store, S5c;
car load from leves or depot, SIC;
prime, from store, s0c; car load
from levee or depot, SIS 90; prairie,
from store, Soc; car load from
lsvee or depot, s. 90.
BaAs-From store, SOC; from
levee or depot, sl5 90.
CoRs-From store, white, 64c;
MIXED, SIC; from levee or depot, white
10 bulk, 4sc; In sacks, 62c; mixed,
in bulk, 47c; In sacks, SOC.
0AB-From store, white, $50
mixed, $50; from levee or depot, white,
Ia bulk, 33c; In racks, 35c; mixed,
In bulk, 29c; In tacks, Sic.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
Chevnpenne ana ohio Rou,c

Leaves vol
Fast MALL. $3.50 a. m Vast Mail. III :bS A, N
Fast TX .... $50 y. IN Fast Er. .,.. 2.4S q. "
RIPLEY Az. $3.50 p. m 'Ripley 40, $40 .. II
Nail and express trains ran solid between
Memphis and Louisville. Pullman buh.l
sleeper runs on mail and sleeping sad re.
Ginning chair ear on express. Three hour,
der Peabody uotsl.
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N. l.. 5. A W.,t6S. American CT. oil. gsG
PARE, Oct. 3 -rhres yer cent.
rentes, s2i &c for the account.
BAHK CLRARfEGs.
CHICAGO, H., Oct. 3-Bank clear.
iDgs today we're ,l2 7O6,0OO.
NKw ORLEANS, La, Oct. 3.-The
clearngs OF tns banks today were ST..
AIS,
BoTos, Mas, 0c'. S-Bsnk clear.
lbgs olay we're tl9 1925 balances,
if776. 53l.
NEW York, Oct. 3.-Rank cloar.
ingp today were ts9, ,743; balances,
E,4is. 1888.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 3.-Bani
clearings today were s2,g72,3ls; bal.
snSes, tibe, lst.
81. LOUIS, No, Oct. s.-The bank
clearipgs today were s3.+72,87l; bal.
anoes, t32b,7se.
PHuADusHrA, Pa, ocL a-Ths
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PETHOLEUm.

Coal 0L-Pfime white, wholesale
lots, l0c per gallon
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Wool.
ST. Louis, No, 05t 3-Wool q1iet
and dull, but unchanged.
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sHOI, LEAD AND NAILS.

sHoT-Drop 81 So; Buck 81 so.
LKAD--6c.
NAns-Iron 81 1902 20; Steel - IS
@$2 40.
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THE RIVERS.
STEAbERs LEAVING
TUESDAY

1UbSDAf.
Arkansas River~.Jot PuTtRs, Som.
visksburg, ......,.,.C CRY or YIoEss NJ, 10 ., m.
NkDN HSDAY.
Rriars Point.-..,-..JAHEs LEE, sp.m.
Oscsola ..".-......"..CsAHenA, Bpm.
White RIVER. CpiovAsAw. bpm.
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FINANCE.

Money In active demand, OF 8 por
cent The Clearing house report Is
a. follows;